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UIA Press Release
attack on the Rosehill temple on Friday 5th of May 2023
Welcome to
United Indian Associations Inc(UIA)
United Indian Associations Inc. (UIA) is New South Wales largest Indian Association established in 1994 by a team of Professionals & Doctors to serve the Indian community at large. As a premier umbrella organisation, UIA serves the Indian diaspora in Australia by engaging in social and community development.
The objectives of UIA are:
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To promote a harmonious relationship amongst Australian citizens, Indian migrants and the society in general by cultivating mutual respect through increased social interaction, sports, recreation and other voluntary activities of significant community benefit.
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To act as a channel of communication between the Australian Indian community (hereinafter referred to as Indians), the Commonwealth of New South Wales Governments and the Indian Government, on welfare, social and economic matters.
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To undertake welfare work for the benefit of New South Wales on behalf of the Indian community.
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To celebrate the cultural activities of all Indian communities with their co-operation.
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To establish, develop and maintain Community Sports and Cultural Centre in New South Wales for the use and benefit of member organisations and the community.
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To encourage and foster the development of Indian languages and culture within the Australian context.
attack on the Rosehill temple on Friday 5th of May 2023
Welcome to
United Indian Associations Inc(UIA)
United Indian Associations Inc. (UIA) is New South Wales largest Indian Association established in 1994 by a team of Professionals & Doctors to serve the Indian community at large. As a premier umbrella organisation, UIA serves the Indian diaspora in Australia by engaging in social and community development.
The objectives of UIA are:
-
To promote a harmonious relationship amongst Australian citizens, Indian migrants and the society in general by cultivating mutual respect through increased social interaction, sports, recreation and other voluntary activities of significant community benefit.
-
To act as a channel of communication between the Australian Indian community (hereinafter referred to as Indians), the Commonwealth of New South Wales Governments and the Indian Government, on welfare, social and economic matters.
-
To undertake welfare work for the benefit of New South Wales on behalf of the Indian community.
-
To celebrate the cultural activities of all Indian communities with their co-operation.
-
To establish, develop and maintain Community Sports and Cultural Centre in New South Wales for the use and benefit of member organisations and the community.
-
To encourage and foster the development of Indian languages and culture within the Australian context.
